[TheJaz]

I'm curious how reflective of Revice this crossover is, I remember in the last episode of Ghost with the ex-aid crossover it felt like Fukuda was only given very vague bullet points about Ex-Aid and didn't really have a sense of what the show was going to be

I'm sort of assuming it's the same here, (tho this ep was written by Hiroki Uchida not Fukuda, like the ghost one). I feel like it's hard to get a sense of what a show will be until we see something actually written by the head writer of that show, though I liked the energy from Ikki's actor, he seems fun, I also liked how lively Vice's suit actor was, very energetic and silly

I hope Vice doesn't fart (or at least not this much) in the actual show... Hopefully that was just smth Hiroki Uchida thought would be funny and it'll stay just in this episode, because I'd really rather not have that be a recurring joke....

On the whole I thought this episode was cute, but a bit of a passive experience.

Maybe it's because last week's episode (the actual finale) was so strong that this just felt a bit lacking to me? It was fun though, and I'm excited to see the v-cinema in May

Overall Saber was fun, and I'll miss it, it's hard to quantify but I had a lot of affection for it! It's also been such a hectic year that having Saber every week felt like it added a sense of consistency that I appreciated. In a year that sort of feels like it's lasted an eternity for me it also just feels extra strange that the show is over!

Like other's have said the sword based choreography was really cool too, hopefully Revice manages to make it's choreography stand out, I sort of hope we get another series with a specific weapon/battle-type focus again sometime, I think it worked out well for Saber




P.S. Did we know before this that Buster was taking classes to become a teacher? That felt sort of out of nowhere to me, but maybe I just forgot?